JD Vance Brings Summer Drama to 17th-Century War Talks
In a potent mix of historical real estate and contemporary chaos, US Vice-President JD Vance landed at his 17th-century 'grace-and-favour country house, Chevening,' to hash out 'disagreements' with UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy over Gaza and Palestinian state recognition. Meanwhile, Israeli troops reportedly targeted civilians near a Gaza aid point, underlining that history loves repeating itself with less charm. Vance’s summer holiday just got a geopolitical upgrade: think Game of Thrones, but with more selfies and fewer dragons.
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JD Vance turns summer holiday into diplomatic cage match at a 17th-century estate. Gaza disagreements? More like holiday drama meets international chaos. Can someone please forward this plot twist to Netflix?
When your summer plans include debating Gaza statehood at a centuries-old mansion, congratulations: you’ve officially peaked in 2025's weird flex calendar.
US and UK argue over Gaza recognition while JD Vance looks like he stepped out of a medieval drama. Spoiler: no dragons, just a lot of hot air.
Source: Theguardian | Published: 8/9/2025 | Author: Charlie Moloney
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